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MHCI Capstone

After 7 months of research and design, we built Keystone, a comprehensive end-to-end application with bank and client-facing components. Together with a redesigned workflow, Keystone establishes the grounds for faster revenue generation and an improved onboarding experience.

The Western tourist's journey is riddled with moments of doubt, anxiety, and trepidation that inhibit their ability to experience Japan confidently and freely. Abeo is a mobile application that provides step-by-step guides to help Western tourists with the frustrating, confusing, and unpredictable moments they encounter while traveling in Japan.

Local users make and share recommendations of complementary things to do in a neighborhood or city. We call these small itineraries Paths. They’re guided adventures and day trips that show you around an area.

We set our sights on finding ways to enable affluent retail bank customers to make better, more informed financial decisions. To meet this goal, our team developed a series of questions that we needed to answer as a foundation for creating a solution. For each of the questions, we analyzed and identified the best research method for finding an answer and deriving insights. From those insights, we used an iterative design process to arrive at a solution.

This project started with understanding the context in which astronauts work. We used this research to design a prototype of an augmented reality headset that allows astronauts to get hands-free instructions for procedures.

Construction Junction (CJ), a local organization that promotes conservation through the sale of used and surplus building materials, asked our team to examine the reuse sector, identify problems and find opportunities where technology could make reuse more convenient.